
ThecoolPA
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UNT 2020-2021 application cycle
ThecoolPA replied to Teezy's topic in TEXAS: University of North Texas
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TTUHSC 2020-2021 Application Cycle
ThecoolPA replied to WTPA11's topic in TEXAS: Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Congratulations to the accepted ones ! I got the unfortunate email this morning from Texas tech but still waiting to hear back from 4 schools -
UNT 2020-2021 application cycle
ThecoolPA replied to Teezy's topic in TEXAS: University of North Texas
just got waitlisted... congratulations in advance to those who will get accepted! -
I spoke to the program this morning and apparently they'll be sending out instructions later this week, good luck man we got this!
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Btw.. how did y’all word a request to reschedule? I’m just trying to sound as professional as I can
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UNT 2020-2021 application cycle
ThecoolPA replied to Teezy's topic in TEXAS: University of North Texas
Good luck to everyone, also received invite for 09/19 -
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ThecoolPA replied to paadmissions's topic in [PAST FEATURED] Pre-PA General Discussion
Hello i am a medical lab sciences student about to graduate in may 2015 wanting to apply for PA cycle 2016-2018 in texas. I would like to ask you if what i have is worth applying for the next cycle 1 year clinical rotations experience throughout the lab =1200 HCE 6 months as a laboratory technician PRN = 700 and counting 8 months as a phlebotomist in 2009= 750 hours Volunteer service Over 1300 hours as a leader of a catholic church group and organizing retreats for young adults( i was the head coordinator) this is still accruing 40 hours as volunteer at a physical therapy rehab fo -
I am a medical lab scientist about to graduate in may 2015. i have a job offer from blood donor services that will allow me to be in contact with myasthenia gravis, sickle cell anemia patients among others. my question is, is this a good patient contact experience? or should i seek a side job as an EMT or something else?